Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-09-28

Fresh fish and fresh oysters regular
ly at the Central market. II
Hazelton Flour gets there every time
For sale by Ii. K. Harrington. Is
Remember about those bedrock pri.
ces on Cook Stoves at Morris Bros. II
Miss Della Moore will go to st. Louis
this week to buy an extensive stock
of millinery goods for Moore & Mer-
chant.
Ladies, we still have some of the j.
& T. Cousins Fine shoes IN stock at
reduced prices. Call before they are
all gone. i. X. Harrington. Is
For sale CT trade-A good spring wag-
on, two seats one horse; one set of
double harness. viii sell either, cheap;
or trade tor good buggy. This office.
Lee Bradley IS now full-hedged dep
nty u. S. marshal and if he gets on the
trail of an evil-dOer he will not be con-
fined to county, state or territory lines.
Our stock of boots and shoes is com
plete; nOthingt to add. Bought for cash,
from eastern manufacturers, and we
will quote you prices so low they will
astonish you. Standiford, Youmans s.
Eldred. l6
r. NJ. Woodward is recovering nicely
from the operation performed on his
foot. The flesh is growing, and, so far,
ha hoe avDar;anoad 40 hack oaf IN
Dunn thinks he Will be out on crutches
in two weeks.
E. w. Hill is having built, on North
Walnut street, one of the most tasty
cottages in the city. 1t is of the Queen
Anne style of architecture, two stories
high, and is TO be finished up without
regard to cost. G. L. Freeman is the
contractor.
Nick Sherlock returned here yester-
day, after an absence of thirteen
months, looking well. Few men can
claim more friends than Nick, and it is
hoped now that he will quit his
roaming; settle down here, marry and
\ representative of the Rumford
Chemical Works was here this week
introducing Horsfords chemicals, bak-
ing powder and the celebrated Ceraline.
HIS firm will capture this town by
storm in a few weeks, he says. He left
the INDEX lot of his wares.
Harry Plagman, of this city, was mar
ried, last Sunday, near Hazelton, to
Miss Warren. The happy couple arri-
we'd here Monday, and are at home, on
First avenue and Oak street. They
were rendered a serenade, Monday
evening, by the Citizens Silver band.
Geo. Sanders, who works in Loves
stable, allowed heavy wagon TO run
over his right foot and cut off his great
toe, last Saturday, necesitating the at
tendance OF DIR. Dunn, who pasted the
severed member in place and now it is
growing as though it had never been
cut off.
Lamar Col Leader: "Mack T. Nor
ris and wife have arrived in Lamar.
from Harper, Kansas, to make this city
their future home. Mr.. Morris is man
ager Of Rosacrans & Co. s new hardware
house, and is a far-famed hardware
del II of Southern Kansas. lie is a
rus:ler."
An interesting hOrse-race was run
MOnJoy IN ffnrnOo,, ~ IN oOr-a1 ,oon,- I,a
longing to Sam Cole, and a horse be-
longing to the railway construction
outfit, west of here. In 400 yards the
Cole pony beat the horse about 80 feet,
and several hundred dollars changed
hands.
DR.. S. \. Warner started this week,
with his family, for Escondido, Cali
fornia, to establish his permanent
home. lie was the democratic candi-
date for coroner, and so this position
on the ticket is vacant. The central
committee has the authority to ill the
vacancy.
G. l.. Martin, OF Ocean Side, Califor-
mia, son Of Uncle George Martin, of
this county, arrived here last week, on
a visit. He Brought along several Gu
riosities, including the shell of an os-
trich egg, bunch of grapes weighing
Eve pounds, lot Of pomegranates, figs
and other California fruits.
Word received from Uucle Billy Mills
and folks, who are yet at Kendall, states
that they had all recovered from their
sickness with the exception of Pete.
AS soon as he can travel, the family will
return home by rail, and Uncle Billy
will come through by wagon. Later
the family arrived here yesterday af-
ter noon.
John A. Duke and VIM. Kelley and
his family came up from Lipscomb
county, Texas, last Saturday, and will
remain here for four weeks, gathering
up their cattle. They both own Sec
tons of land ten miles west of the
county seat, Lipscomb, and say they
have good property. Fair crops were
raised there this season.
The country delegates TO the repub-
lican convention may have thought
that they were nominating the ticket,
but they were mistaken. Ry VanSlyke
and Doc Rigg were hoo-dooing them in
great shape. 1t Is now said that Frank
Whitaker never intended to make the
race for sheriff; but as Doc Rigg could
not get the nomination from the con-
vention, Whitaker was to pull the
chestnut out of the fire and then, when
it had cooled off, hand it to Doc. But
November Sth the people will teach
these gentlemen trick worth any two
they now know.
DR.. Daniel Macarthur, died at his
home, at Mumford, Barber county, at
2 O'Clock p. m. Saturday, Sept. "a, 1887,
aged T3 years and % days. At the